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hit a intraday low versus the u.s. dollar. >>> the number of u.s. workers filing new applications for unemployment benefits fell by 5000 to a seasonally adjusted 366,000 last week. the four-week moving average, we tell you about that because is smofs out the wreak to week volatility, fell it a five-year low of 350,500. that is good news. ashley: straight to adam shapiro. we have a couple companies reporting, athenahealth. coinstar. begin with athenahealth. >> let's start with them. this is a beat on earnings per share, ashley. 29 cents versus what the street expected, 28 cents. revenue is a miss, 16 .6 million. the street was expecting 116.9 million. take a look at coinstar. this is an interesting mix here. you've got an earnings per share breath of 93 cents when the street was expecting 73 cents. revenue not nearly what the street was expecting. 564.1 million. the street was expecting 580.19 million. liz: the problem when you miss on revenue. you can engineer the eps. squeeze out all kinds of cost savings. that is why both these names, athenahealth
hit a intraday low versus the u.s. dollar. >>> the number of u.s. workers filing new applications for unemployment benefits fell by 5000 to a seasonally adjusted 366,000 last week. the four-week moving average, we tell you about that because is smofs out the wreak to week volatility, fell it a five-year low of 350,500. that is good news. ashley: straight to adam shapiro. we have a couple companies reporting, athenahealth. coinstar. begin with athenahealth. >> let's start with...
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demand for u.s. durable goods falling for the first time since august last month. 5.2% in january from the previous month. most of this is on aircraft demand. they fell sharply. the ordernew orders for nondefee capital goods including aircraft jumped 6.3% month over month. the biggest gain in more than a year. the number of americans signing contracts to buy homes rose to the highest level in more than 20 half years in january. the national association of realtors index jumped 4.5%. we have mark sebastian in the pits of the cme. and scott, ceo of advisors asset management. mark at the cme. i want to start with gold with ben bernanke's announcement once again he will just keep the printing press is going and going and going. why did gold fall so dramatically? >> i think it was just asset shifting. gold rallied more because of fears of what could happen in the euro and the market selling off than it did because the fundamentals of that product got any better. dipping below 1600, i don't like cold right
demand for u.s. durable goods falling for the first time since august last month. 5.2% in january from the previous month. most of this is on aircraft demand. they fell sharply. the ordernew orders for nondefee capital goods including aircraft jumped 6.3% month over month. the biggest gain in more than a year. the number of americans signing contracts to buy homes rose to the highest level in more than 20 half years in january. the national association of realtors index jumped 4.5%. we have...
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requests is about whether the u.s. should be forgoing things that are important to our country into our economy, not paying for teachers, not paying for roads and bridges to be repaired and rebuilds. also that we can make sure that we retain a set of deductions and loopholes that the very wealthiest among aston continue to enjoy. so that is the fundamental choice we have before us. liz: draconian cuts and then there are people look at this and say, wait a minute. our federal budget is twice the size as it was just over a decade ago. is it impossible to slice just over 2%? >> there will be more coming off of an awful lot of the accounts. and the various secretaries of the president's cabinet have laid out what the implications will be for they're apartments, the amount of furloughs, the a lot of services that will be forgone of course the military, the pentagon, the joint chiefs and so forth make clear what the implications will be to national security. it is a bad picture that is painted. liz: if it is not appropriate
requests is about whether the u.s. should be forgoing things that are important to our country into our economy, not paying for teachers, not paying for roads and bridges to be repaired and rebuilds. also that we can make sure that we retain a set of deductions and loopholes that the very wealthiest among aston continue to enjoy. so that is the fundamental choice we have before us. liz: draconian cuts and then there are people look at this and say, wait a minute. our federal budget is twice the...
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way to say that china is not the only country involved in committing economic espionage against the u.s., but six of the seven cases it cites in the new trade secrets report involve china. the administration's promising stepped up efforts including increased trade and law enforcement to protect u.s. trade secrets, especially, in light of that separate report this week on aggressive chinese hacking of dozens of u.s. companies. >> as critical technology has advanced, criminals adapted accordingly. our need to keep pace with these changes remains imperative, and the stakes have never really been higher. in some industries, a single trade secret is worth millions or even billions, billions of dollars. >> this report today follows up on the president's executive order that he signed last week to try to beef up cyber security efforts, but new programs such as better information about cyber threats between u.s. intelligence agencies and private sector companies will take time to roll out. david and liz? liz: thank you, peter, very much, peter barnes. david: news from the fed minutes moving mar
way to say that china is not the only country involved in committing economic espionage against the u.s., but six of the seven cases it cites in the new trade secrets report involve china. the administration's promising stepped up efforts including increased trade and law enforcement to protect u.s. trade secrets, especially, in light of that separate report this week on aggressive chinese hacking of dozens of u.s. companies. >> as critical technology has advanced, criminals adapted...
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in the u.s., you pay about 2 to $300 to the carrier when you upgrade but the inherent value of the device is much higher than that. it is closer to 6 to $800. so when we pay you $200, a couple years after you used the., the intrinsic value of the device is much higher than that. there is plenty of demand, both in the u.s., but even more so in emerging markets for these devices. david: so, for example, do you sell them into mexico? do you sell them in asia? where is your biggest market for resale? >> we sell into a lot of different regions. i would say asia is the largest market that we sell into. as well as africa and latin america. if you think about demand for these phones over the next three years you're talking about two billion units that will be in demand in those markets. apple, samsung, black remember i, they can't make enough phones to satisfy demand. david: we've been hearing and apple's stock has shown this the last six months or a year, there is less of a demand and encroaching on mar
in the u.s., you pay about 2 to $300 to the carrier when you upgrade but the inherent value of the device is much higher than that. it is closer to 6 to $800. so when we pay you $200, a couple years after you used the., the intrinsic value of the device is much higher than that. there is plenty of demand, both in the u.s., but even more so in emerging markets for these devices. david: so, for example, do you sell them into mexico? do you sell them in asia? where is your biggest market for...
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the downgrade is the result of the u.s. justice department's five billion lawsuit against its standard & poor's subsidiary. >>> new york attorney general eric schneiderman investigating three ratings agencies following the government's lawsuit against s&p. reports say schneiderman issued a s&p to s&p and sent request for information to moody's and fitch ratings. >>> china auto sales setting a monthly record in january. the china association of automobile manufacturers reporting sales surged 46% to more than 2 million vehicles. >>> the newspaper union that fought tribune over a $67 million executive bonus proposal is asking the court to order tribune to pay the legal fees the fees total $358,000. >>> financial services going public in hopes to raise $290 million. they are filed documents for a initial public offering. that is today's speed read bus bus. david: bingo. right on the mark. home sales rose in 2012 to a five-year high. rates on a 30-year fixed mortgage have been attractive. the fed argued that robust housing marke
the downgrade is the result of the u.s. justice department's five billion lawsuit against its standard & poor's subsidiary. >>> new york attorney general eric schneiderman investigating three ratings agencies following the government's lawsuit against s&p. reports say schneiderman issued a s&p to s&p and sent request for information to moody's and fitch ratings. >>> china auto sales setting a monthly record in january. the china association of automobile...